Jo-2-Go is a coffee shop run by the Special Education department and students at Mukwonago High School. Jo-2-Go teams up with student clubs, including the Global Scholars program, to provide a coffee fundraiser every friday throughout the school year. Jo-2-Go partners with the Global Scholars program for two weeks each semester to help raise money and fund the Global Scholars program.

The Mukwonago Rotary Club has invested in Global Scholars students since 2017. The Rotary, which is also highly invested both the Mukwonago community and international service initiatives, has funded a $1,000 scholarship for a deserving global scholar every year since 2017. We are very appreciative of their support in the past and continuance in the future.

Kiwanis is another local civic organization heavily invested in our community and schools. Kiwanis funded our first scholarship and continue to support Global Scholar students by providing scholarships to junior global scholars who attend the World Affairs Seminar (WAS) at Carroll University over the summer. At the World Affairs Seminar, students hear international speakers and interact with students from all over the world. Thank you, Kiwanis, for your continued support.

The Lions Club is a local civic organization that is heavily committed in supporting the Mukwonago community and schools. They have sponsored students from MHS to attend the World Affairs Seminar at Carroll University and, as a result, our global scholar students are able to benefit from their support. Thank you, Lions Club, for your support in our students and programs.

Haiti Made is the result of an entrepreneurship initiative that came from the Hands & Feet orphanage in Grand-Goâve, Haiti. The  company began as an effort to help families and foster economic security for Haitians by starting a handmade, high-quality leather business. Haiti Made provides our scholars with the travel journals at an affordable cost, so students can receive a tangible and useful recognition reward for their hard work.